Biography

Amber Bowden is an accomplished educator with a diverse background in higher education. Currently serving as an adjunct professor at Texas A&M University-San Antonio, Amber has dedicated the last three years to teaching and mentoring students. Her professional journey spans multiple institutions, including Caldwell University, The University of the Arts, and Georgia Southern University, where she gained valuable experience in academic advising, admissions, and student life.

Originally from New York City, Amber brings a unique perspective to her work, drawing on her extensive experience in both urban and rural educational settings. She is deeply committed to fostering student success and has a passion for creating relational connections with her students.

Amber is also pursuing her Doctorate of Education, with an expected graduation date of December 2024. Her academic and professional endeavors reflect her dedication to continuous growth and her desire to make a lasting impact on the lives of her students.

Publications

• (In Progress) Bowden, M. (2024). Black female doctoral students and same race, same gender mentor relationships [Doctoral dissertation, Grand Canyon University].